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"You get out of the car first." Those were Nurul Nazihah's last words to her husband before she was killed in their burning car at KM45.7 NSE, last night.

It was reported that a Proton X70 owned by the JKDM officer was 90 per cent burnt when it was parked at a car wash centre.

Firefighters found the victim in the driver's seat as they were putting out the fire.

A Bernama check at the scene still saw the victims' friends and passers-by pay their respects at the accident site although it has been boarded up.

The former air stewardess is still in critical condition at the Singapore General Hospital, reported to have suffered burns to 80 per cent of her body.

Police said the unidentified body was found in the rear passenger seat of the car at about 7.25 am today.

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